12 Make-Ahead Vegan Christmas Sweets
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Christmas is a busy time for many, especially for those providing the
lion's share of the nourishment. Sweet indulgences of course occupy a
central role ...
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[image: Sous Vide Lobster Tails]
I love lobster and although it’s pricey, it’s worth the splurge when
entertaining or celebrating a special ocaasion. As a...
Soya Chunks Pulav with Coconut Milk
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Creating nutritious and tasty lunches for kids can be a real challenge.
When I was growing up, we didn’t focus much on high-protein diets, and our
meals ...
21 Vegetarian Pumpkin Recipes For You To Try
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[image: 21 pumpkin recipes to try this fall]
A collection of delicious Pumpkin Recipes from Saffrontrail.com
The post 21 Vegetarian Pumpkin Recipes For You...
How to make Bacon Jam
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You do know that bacon jam recipe if you have been around here for a while.
Many people are familiar with it now, but I was the first in the UK to
share a ...
5 Ways to improve your deep sleep
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*Ways to get in a deep sleep*
Deep sleep is the necessary process that allows our body to recharge energy
and power and also leaves our mind refreshed whe...
Smoky Jerusalem Artichoke and Ginger Soup
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February is proving to be as miserable as it generally succeeds in being.
Not only has this recession become a scary reality, we are also going
through the...
Taquería El Progreso – Tacos for all
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Taquería El Pogreso has been in business for more than 20 years. Their many
types of tacos bring together all kinds of eaters eager to satisfy their
taco...
العاب الاسعافات الاولية للحروق
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العاب تلبيس بنات ستايل
العاب تلبيس بنات ستايل -
العاب الاسعافات الاولية للحروق .. يجب أن تقوم بمساعدة هذه الطفلة الصغيرة أن
تذهب إلى المطبخ بحيث كانت جا...
Syut 談風:vs:再說 January 2016 Menu
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A wonderful little place hidden in Ngau Tau Kok's industrial area. It's
within 10 minutes walk from my office and we've ...
New Brunswick
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I asked a colleague from New Brunswick for some advice on places to visit
while in the province. Her husband (from another province) said, "Nova
Scotia" ...
Food Trucks - A Whole New World
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When I was a kid...no cracks, please! I remember two types of food
trucks... ice cream trucks in the neighborhood with the sound of magical
bells that ...
learning to QOOQ
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A few days ago, on the universal grapevine that is Twitter, I saw a flurry
of activity surrounding something called a QOOQ. It turns out that it’s not
a...
Closing the door, leaving the lights on
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If anyone still checks this, you've probably guessed that this blog's days
are over. Neen & Do (now officially married) cook crazy-delicious things,
but th...
Creamy Cauliflower and Ham
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Cauliflower and I have a tricky relationship. It's in the cabbage family,
and I pretty much hate anything that even remotely resembles cabbage. In
fact, ra...
A Reading from the Book of Lowe's
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This weekend was The Perfect Storm of religious observances, and I include
among those holy days celebrated “Fix All the Things You’re Been Ignoring
About ...
Dark Fudgy Brownies without the Guilt!
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Low fat, heart healthy, fudge brownies? Is that possible? Oh, yes it is. I
found a yummy recipe at the Eating Well website. I've mentioned this great
site...
Roasted Vegetables
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The roasted vegetables are a great side dish and can be served hot or cold.
We had them for lunch with some artichoke garlic herb bread and sunny side
up e...
A Small Symbol For a Special Occasion
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Have you ever known a couple who were perfect for each other? Not just
happy together, but really perfect for each other. Who just strengthen each
other in...
'Sunita's world' has moved!
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I have now moved to a new domain. Please visit me, from now on at
https://www.sunitabhuyan.net/ Hope to see you there! Please be aware that I
do not own su...
Back To Blogging With A Puppy
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It’s been a while since I was blogging on a regular basis, I’ve been a
slacker. It’s the holidays now, and it’s back to blogging for me! Lest you
think I m...
7 comments:
Were they all for you or did you share them? (OINK)!
That is certainly one for the books Kittie:D
That is so strange... did they just come out of the package that way? They're almost to cute to eat.
Very odd. Thats something for the news. And its all so uniform!Its a sign from the universe I think.
Haha, that made me lol! Bacon absolutely can be cute!
Peter - they were to share - and what's with the recent OINKs - it's enough to give a gal a complex ;)
Val - I know - I'm glad I had my blog to share it!
Jen - They came out as normal back bacon rashers - I snipped the rind sinews to stop them curling to much - and this is what happened!!
glamah - one day the hippos will take over the earth...
Heather - cute... and tasty!!
OMG too cute. Serve with a fried ostrich egg to complete the sub-Saharan Africa association.
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